Our 4 ReCerf COC resurfacings by Dr. De Smet 1.5 days after surgery in the Hotel in JBURG (SA)
ReCerf ceramic on ceramic hip resurfacing patients with Dr. De Smet in South Africia. Patients are 1.5 days post op and doing well.
Continue reading →Category Archives: Hip Resurfacing Information
2018 National Joint Replacement Registry of Australia Results for Hip Resurfacing
Complete 2018 Review Available Here: https://aoanjrr.sahmri.com/documents/10180/576950/Hip%2C%20Knee%20%26%20Shoulder%20Arthroplasty In 2017, 98.0% of total resurfacing hip replacements were undertaken in males (Table HT56 and Figure HT66). There is a small increase in the proportion of patients aged 55 to 64 years receiving total resurfacing hip replacement in 2017 (Figure HT67 Revision Rates at … Continue reading →
Darcey Bussell’s Hip Resurfacing 2013
In an article by By India Sturgis 7:00AM BST 18 Oct 2015 She writes that: …Bussell has had two operations on her ankle, torn her hamstring and snapped the anterior cruciate ligament in her knee. Last year she had her hip resurfaced… “I had the resurfacing because I was too … Continue reading →
Difference Between Hip Resurfacing and THR by Talking with Docs
Talking With Docs Published on Jan 29, 2019 Interesting Video, but did not cover other hip resurfacing devices besides metal on metal – like poly on metal, ceramic on ceramic. Metal on Metal is still an excellent option when placed by an experienced hip resurfacing surgeon. All the top surgeons … Continue reading →
Cross-linked polyethylene Hip Resurfacing Device by Mr. McMinn 2018
The McMinn Centre Published on Oct 23, 2018 As presented at ISTA London Friday 12th October 2018 by Mr. McMinn Mr. McMinn discusses the use of cross-linked polyethylene for hip resurfacing devices. He explains the advantages of cross-linked polyethylene vs metal on metal hip resurfacing devices.
Continue reading →Synovo Preserve Highly Cross-Linked Polyethylene Ceramic Coated Hip Resurfacing Device
Published on Sep 5, 2014 Description: Dr. Pritchett describes and demonstrates cement less ceramic coated titanium, highly cross-linked polyethylene Synovo Preserve hip resurfacing. This is a sports hip. Synovo Preserve Hip Resurfacing System Video by Dr. Pritchett. Synovo Preserve cementless, ceramic coated titanium, cross-linked polyethylene hip resurfacing device. Dr. Pritchett … Continue reading →
Dr. De Smet Places First ReCerf Hip Resurfacing Device on March 3, 2019
Dr. De Smet places his first ReCerf hip resurfacing device on March 3, 2019 in Johannasburg South Africa. ReCerf is a new type of ceramic on ceramic hip resurfacing device. The traditional standard hip resurfacing device is metal on metal like the BHR , Birmingham Hip Resurfacing Device, the Wright … Continue reading →
Dr. De Smet Discusses ReCerf Ceramic on Ceramic Hip Resurfacing
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Continue reading →Dr. De Smet Offers New ReCerf Ceramic on Ceramic Hip Resurfacing in South Africa
April 4, 2019 – Koen De Smet Introduces New ReCerf Ceramic on Ceramic Hip Resurfacing at Anca Clinic and Roseacres Hospital Johannesburg South Africa Full Information Available in Downloadable PDF: http://surfacehippy.info/pdf/RECERFmin.pdf Ceramic on Ceramic Recerf Manufactured by MatOrtho Limited United Kingdom Minimal bone removal compared to total hip Ball-and-socket bearing … Continue reading →
Hip Resurfacing 2019 by Mr. Jeremy Latham
TheHipSurgeon Published on Jan 14, 2019 Hip Resurfacing is a good option for some patients. Andy Murray has said that he is considering one for his hip. Not all surgeons think that it’s a good idea (I do!). Watch my video to help you decide….
Continue reading →Mr. Jeremy Latham Discusses the ReCerf Ceramic on Ceramic Hip Resurfacing Device
TheHipSurgeon Published on Dec 7, 2018 Here’s the new ReCerf Ceramic Hip Resurfacing. I will be one of the first surgeons in the UK to use this next year! It looks and feels amazing and might be just the thing for some people with hip arthritis.
Continue reading →Dr. Pritchett Discusses Hip Resurfacing vs Total Hip Replacement Study 2018
James Pritchett MD discusses the preference his patients have for hip resurfacing compared to total hip replacement. No metal on metal implants were included and the follow-up averaged 11 years and up to 26 years. A polyethylene acetabular component with a ceramic or ceramic coated femoral implant was used. 270 … Continue reading →
Professor McMinn Interviewed in The TimesRegarding Sir Andy Murray’s Birmingham Hip Resurfacing
Posted in Facebook on 2/5/2019 The McMinn Centre Professor McMinn was interviewed in The Times today regarding Sir Andy Murray’s Birmingham Hip Resurfacing. His considered opinion – Murray is in with a good chance of competing in Wimbledon this year. “With Sir Andy Murray, I would expect the chances of … Continue reading →
Andy Murray’s Pioneering Hip Surgery was First Developed in Birmingham
Read Full Article Here at ITV.com by MR ANDREW PEARSON, MEDICAL DIRECTOR AND CONSULTANT ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON: https://www.itv.com/news/central/2019-01-29/andy-murrays-pioneering-hip-surgery-was-first-developed-in-birmingham/ …The Birmingham Hip Resurfacing technique has enabled thousands of patients, including many high profile athletes, to reduce pain and increase mobility… …Birmingham Hip Resurfacing restores the natural shape of the joint which means … Continue reading →
Derek McMinn and Ronan Treacy Give Update on Hip Resurfacing to OPN 2019
Read Complete Article Here January 14, 2019 Orthopedic Product News interview Derek McMinn and Ronan Treacy of the UK about the current state and future state of hip resurfacing and devices. … Ronan Treacy: so Catherine kindly demonstrated the results for the BHR. She looked at the results for … Continue reading →
Joe’s Hip Bilateral Hip Resurfacing with Dr. Schmitt 2018
57 year old male here. December marked my one year bilateral BHR operations with Dr. Schmitt in Commerce, MI. In short, this is was a wonderful method to reduce hip pain and improve mobility! My hip pain is down a great deal, so much that I’v never taken an ibuprofen … Continue reading →